Pamela Hansford Johnson

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Pamela Hansford Johnson was a British novelist, critic, and playwright known for her socially observant fiction and influential role in mid-20th-century English literary life.

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instanceOf British writer
human
literary critic
novelist
playwright
countryOfCitizenship England
United Kingdom
fieldOfWork English literature
drama
literary criticism
genre fiction
social novel
hasPart body of novels
critical essays
plays
influenced mid-20th-century English literary culture
languageOfWorkOrName English
movement 20th-century literature
notableFor depictions of English middle-class life
participation in British literary debates
role in mid-20th-century English literary life
social observation in fiction
socially observant fiction
notableWork An Impossible Marriage
The Good Listener
The Holiday Friend
The Honours Board
The Humbler Creation
The Last Resort
The Philistines
The Survival of the Fittest
The Trojan Brothers
The Unbelievers
linked to: The Unbeliever

The Unspeakable Skipton
occupation literary critic
novelist
playwright
positionHeld literary critic for British periodicals
residence England
United Kingdom
sexOrGender female
spouse C. P. Snow
linked to: Charles Percy Snow
workLocation London
linked to: London, England

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C. P. Snow spouse Pamela Hansford Johnson